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Oh I see! OK yeah I'll keep it for when I need it. But it doesn't seem like I'll need a lot of it so I'll keep it to the spool I got.
Kept forgetting to tell you, you will want this for your ams and I use these for dryboxes. You can just grab some totes from the dollar tree or somewhere cheap and throw those in with the filament. Quick and easy way to keep your filament dry.
Here's a hygrometer stand of the same type so you can keep it uniform.
Fill them with this stuff here.
Make sure it's the rechargeable kind so you can just keep redrying it and you'll never run out.
This is all especially important if you plan on printing PETG. PETG is affected much more by moisture than PLA.
Wow I would have went through so much trouble trying to figure out my problems before stumbling on moisture problems. Especially since I'm printing in my garage.
Thank you so much for bringing this to my attention before I ran into many problems. I didn't even think about how I'm going to store all my filament. I was just going to go loose on the bottom of my table in a container.
It's interesting that the instructions for preparing the AMS had me take out the dessicant from the 2 trays in the roller area. I was wondering what the point of these being empty was. I'll fill that with back up with dessicant.